Take a look at Treasury yields right now. Look at the 10-year. Look at the 10-year. 4.1%, the 2-year, 3.6%.People are not totally rattled. Uh, joining us right now, uh, Kelsey Burrow, fixed income portfolio manager at JP Morgan Asset Management. Are you surprised, by the way, that the bond market has not been more rattled by just everything.>> I'm not too surprised. You know, I think that we I there's been a fair bit of data even though there's been a lack of official data with the government shut down. Um ...

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As expected, the Fed cut rates by 25 basis points yesterday, but Treasury yields jumping after this comment from Fed Chair Jay Powell. Listen. In the committee's discussions at this meeting, there were strongly differing views about how to proceed in December.A further reduction in the policy rate at the December meeting is not a foregone conclusion. Far from it. Policy is not on a preset course.Joining us right now with his insights is Roger Ferguson, former Fed vice chair as well as a CNBC contributor. Uh ...

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Thank you. Colobby Smith with the New York Times. So much of the rationale for cutting interest rates even as inflation moves away from the 2% target seems to be, you know, that there are these mounting downside risks to the labor market.But if those don't materialize and the labor market either stabilizes around current employment levels or even starts to strengthen somewhat, how would that change your perception of how much interest rates need to fall from here. Would you then be a bit more concerned abou ...

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Now, let's get a trader take with regard to what's happening given the Fed interest rate decision, the commentary around that, and everything else we've heard from our all-star panel. Steve Graasso, CEO of Grasso Global, also a CNBC contributor, often seen on Fast Money. Take us through what your initial read has been given what you heard about the rate story, what you heard about the commentary in there, and what you've heard from our panelists so far.>> So, anything less than a cut would have been a probl ...

Let's get back to our uh panel for some reaction here. Jim, I'm going to start with you first. We showed the charts of the market reaction.Equity markets have been relatively stable as they were going into this print. The curve from the 2-year all the way to the 30 have moved maybe higher by anywhere from what I could see one to three basis points. This is all about the Fed rate press conference now at this point.But what stood out to you from hearing what you heard from Steve and then what you saw or didn' ...